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TypeIndictment by jury
Unique Identifying TextTNA KB 145/3/6/1 m. 9d
Archive nameThe National Archives (London)
CountyEssex
Text (English translation)At the delivery held at Braintree on Monday after the feast of St Thomas the Martyr in the fifth year of king Richard the Second [8th July 1381; recte 16th July 1381] before the same justices. Inquisition of the hundred of Hinckford held there on the aforesaid day and year upon the trial of Jacob Prille, John Assh, Thomas Mason of Bocking, Henry Short of Braintree, Ralph Cook of Bocking, Thomas Seman and Robert Warner de Gestingthorpe upon the oath of Roger Keterich, Thomas Houlot, William Bennyton, Thomas Naylingherst, John Bray, Lucas Morel, Jacob Stace, Thomas Frich, Robert Leenham, John Flisham, Robert Archier, and John Coggeshall of Rivenhall who say upon their oath that Jacob Prille and Henry Short are guilty of that which they have been indicted. Judgement is therefore given by the aforesaid justices that the same Jacob and Henry are to be drawn and hanged, moreover they say that the aforesaid Jacob and Henry do have neither chattel, land nor tenement on the day they committed the aforesaid felonies etc., furthermore they say that the other accused are not guilty of that which they have been indicted and that none of them withdrew himself from suit. Judgement is therefore given by the same justices that they are quit.

People

IDFirst nameLast nameGenderOccupationDomicileRole in sourceIncidentsGo to participant page
13197RobertArchierMaleJurorGo to participant page
13181JohnAsshMaleBocking,Essex3495Go to participant page
13189WilliamBennytonMaleJurorGo to participant page
13191JohnBrayMaleJurorGo to participant page
13198JohnCoggeshallMaleRivenhall,EssexJurorGo to participant page
13184RalphCookMaleBocking,Essex3495Go to participant page
13196JohnFlishamMaleJurorGo to participant page
13194ThomasFrichMaleJurorGo to participant page
13188ThomasHoulotMaleJurorGo to participant page
13187RogerKeterichMaleJurorGo to participant page
13195RobertLeenhamMaleJurorGo to participant page
13182ThomasMasonMaleBocking,Essex3495Go to participant page
13192LucasMorelMaleJurorGo to participant page
13190ThomasNaylyngherstMaleJurorGo to participant page
13179JacobPrilleMaleEssex3495Go to participant page
13185ThomasSemanMaleEssex3495Go to participant page
13183HenryShortMaleBraintree,Essex3495Go to participant page
13193JacobStaceMaleJurorGo to participant page
13186RobertWarnerMaleGestingthorpe,Essex3495Go to participant page

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionTypeGo to incidents page
3495Judgement passed at Braintree on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred.Judgement passed at Braintree (16 July 1381?) on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred. Jacob Prille and Henry Short were sentenced to death, the others were acquitted.UnspecifiedGo to incidents page

Incidents and People

PersonIncidentRoleComments
John Assh ( 13181 )Judgement passed at Braintree on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred. (3495)Accusedacquitted
Ralph Cook ( 13184 )Judgement passed at Braintree on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred. (3495)Accusedacquitted
Thomas Mason ( 13182 )Judgement passed at Braintree on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred. (3495)Accusedacquitted
Jacob Prille ( 13179 )Judgement passed at Braintree on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred. (3495)Accusedno goods and chattels
Thomas Seman ( 13185 )Judgement passed at Braintree on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred. (3495)Accusedacquitted
Henry Short ( 13183 )Judgement passed at Braintree on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred. (3495)Accusedno goods and chattels
Robert Warner ( 13186 )Judgement passed at Braintree on Jacob Prille and six others, indicted by an inquisition of Hinckford hundred. (3495)Accusedacquitted